Please See Me
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Last checkedPlease See Me is a healthcare- and mental-health-focused literary magazine seeking creative work about illness, wellness, caregiving, and healthcare experiences.
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Fall 2026 Issue #19, themed Heroes, seeks previously unpublished short stories, including flash fiction. Short stories must be no more than 4,000 words; flash fiction up to 1,000 words is welcome. The 7th Annual Mental Health Awareness Writing Contest also accepts fiction entries.
Fall 2026 Issue #19, themed Heroes, seeks previously unpublished flash fiction about healthcare, mental health, illness, wellness, caregiving, or related experiences. Flash fiction may be up to 1,000 words; the 7th Annual Mental Health Awareness Writing Contest also accepts fiction entries.
Fall 2026 Issue #19, themed Heroes, seeks previously unpublished creative nonfiction and essays about healthcare, mental health, illness, wellness, caregiving, or related experiences, up to 4,000 words. The 7th Annual Mental Health Awareness Writing Contest also accepts creative nonfiction entries.
Fall 2026 Issue #19, themed Heroes, seeks previously unpublished poetry about healthcare, mental health, illness, wellness, caregiving, or related experiences; submit a maximum of three poems. The 7th Annual Mental Health Awareness Writing Contest also accepts poetry entries.
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